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number of people have no trouble with god, no trouble with faith but they have a lot probables with religion and with the church. fur us as catholics, that's a tough one because we always see jesus and his church as one. so to restore that sense of luster and reform and purity to the church to attract more people, that's another one we hear about. you hear again about want new evangelization. how are we going to win back those nations especially in europe that are nominally catholic but have drifted from catholic fervor. you hear about the growing churches in asia and latin america and africa where there's more people than they know what to do with, where there's massive material needs. they need more such of churches. they need more schools and hospitals. they need more priests and sisters and qualified lay leaders. you hear all about the joys. you hear all about the sorrows. it's a magnificent symphony in the life of the church they find very embracing very uplifting. >> schieffer: well, there is also your eminence, things like the cover-up of sexual crimes, pedophiles. you've got the card
number of people have no trouble with god, no trouble with faith but they have a lot probables with religion and with the church. fur us as catholics, that's a tough one because we always see jesus and his church as one. so to restore that sense of luster and reform and purity to the church to attract more people, that's another one we hear about. you hear again about want new evangelization. how are we going to win back those nations especially in europe that are nominally catholic but have...
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ok well first of all when many people refer to religion they refer to it as organized religion and that's a big problem with atheism and and why you can't refer to atheism as a religion because there's no real organization to it it's like having a meeting of anarchists generally and and i think that's how did those that didn't have it wrong and it doesn't matter because they don't want to vote out yet has but you know they do not very well they don't want to vote on anything and i i think i guess i might list myself as as an atheist but i i like to think that hopefully there's some kind of higher power but i don't want to look at it in the classical way of some some god like guy saying you know that rob taubes driving down the cross bronx expressway the day's going to get a car accident break his arm i mean that's that's a real religious extremism but i just think the big problem right now in our in this country's specifically and in the world is what religion has always polarized us and separated us into war and it's important cause wars and it's too structured a belief system and too re
ok well first of all when many people refer to religion they refer to it as organized religion and that's a big problem with atheism and and why you can't refer to atheism as a religion because there's no real organization to it it's like having a meeting of anarchists generally and and i think that's how did those that didn't have it wrong and it doesn't matter because they don't want to vote out yet has but you know they do not very well they don't want to vote on anything and i i think i...
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atheism a new religion for the west. atheism simply means lacking a belief in a higher power so if so if that's what you're talking about then of course not it's a simple expression of one's head one's own personal beliefs which is more feeling than anything if you're talking about something like humanism which is a positive expression of seeing the world through the lens of science having human flourishing as a highest value understanding ethics and you know rational approach to the world that goes along with that and making your own media one line is the prince between the two that's often went to different and what's the difference between the two is there any meaningful difference so the meaningful difference is that atheism is a simple war with the simple definition of a lack of belief not even necessarily something that rises to the level of denying all other religions but simply a lack of belief in a higher power in the same reason a christian doesn't believe in vishnu or hindu or vishnu or a law we don't believe
atheism a new religion for the west. atheism simply means lacking a belief in a higher power so if so if that's what you're talking about then of course not it's a simple expression of one's head one's own personal beliefs which is more feeling than anything if you're talking about something like humanism which is a positive expression of seeing the world through the lens of science having human flourishing as a highest value understanding ethics and you know rational approach to the world that...
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atheism a new religion for the west. atheism simply means lacking a belief in a higher power so if so if that's what you're talking about then of course not it's a simple expression of one's have one's own personal beliefs which is more feeling than anything if you're talking about something like humanism which is a positive expression of seeing the world through the lens of science having human flourishing as a highest value understanding ethics and you know rational approach to the world that goes along with that and making your own media one line of prince between the two that's often went to different and what's the difference between the two is there any meaningful difference so the meaningful difference is that atheism is a simple war with the simple definition of a lack of belief not even necessarily something that rises to the level of denying all other religions but simply a lack of belief in a higher power in the same reason a christian doesn't believe in vishnu or hindu or vishnu or a law we don't believe in a
atheism a new religion for the west. atheism simply means lacking a belief in a higher power so if so if that's what you're talking about then of course not it's a simple expression of one's have one's own personal beliefs which is more feeling than anything if you're talking about something like humanism which is a positive expression of seeing the world through the lens of science having human flourishing as a highest value understanding ethics and you know rational approach to the world that...
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and non-religion. so this country is fundamentally secular. we shouldn't bring in one specific, not even just christianity, but one specific version of christianity that would not teach what the catholics or the hindus or the muslims or the atheists believe in the public schools and teach it instead of established science. >> do you ever wake up in the morning and say, "hey, i'm only 19. i've got rice, tough school to get out of and get started in my life, in my work. why am i doing this?" >> i don't think it's a choice. i think it's something that has to be done. and i'm the one who's in the right position to do it, so i'm going to do it. >> well, zack, i've enjoyed this conversation, and i wish you well. thank you for coming. >> thank you so much for having me on. >> zack kopplin is just the latest in a long line of dissenters and freethinkers. since america's beginning, every generation has had to engage in the battle over freedom of religion and freedom from religion -- whether it's roger williams
and non-religion. so this country is fundamentally secular. we shouldn't bring in one specific, not even just christianity, but one specific version of christianity that would not teach what the catholics or the hindus or the muslims or the atheists believe in the public schools and teach it instead of established science. >> do you ever wake up in the morning and say, "hey, i'm only 19. i've got rice, tough school to get out of and get started in my life, in my work. why am i doing...
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our survey of thnones was ne in coopetion with the pew forum on religion and public life. here is kim's story, as it ran just before the november election. >> in the battleground state of ohio, volunteer monette richards is making calls for state and local democratic candidates. she wants to encourage liberal voters, and especially those who support abortion rights, to get out to the polls next month. >> we get the government that we deserve because we get the government that we vote for. and right now it's not good enough for me. >> richards is part of a growing force on the political scene -- the 46 million americans who say they are not affiliated with a religion. their numbers have been rising rapidly, and they are heavily democratic. >> something like a quarter of people who identify with the democrats or lean towards the democratic party are in this unaffiliated category. that's a lot of votes. that's a major group. >> professor john green directs the bliss institute at the university of akron and has long studied the relationship between religion and politics. >> re
our survey of thnones was ne in coopetion with the pew forum on religion and public life. here is kim's story, as it ran just before the november election. >> in the battleground state of ohio, volunteer monette richards is making calls for state and local democratic candidates. she wants to encourage liberal voters, and especially those who support abortion rights, to get out to the polls next month. >> we get the government that we deserve because we get the government that we...
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it does not mean being a nonbeliever or being hostile to religion. indeed, many nones have kind words for places of worship. >> they say that religious organizations are effective in providing help to the poor and to the needy. they say religious organizations do a good job of helping bring communities together. >> two-thirds of the unaffiliated say they believe in god, or a universal spirit. more than a third, 37%, call themselves spiritual but not religious. about one in five say they pray every day, and the same number say religion is at least somewhat important in their lives. with all that religiosity, then, why do 46 million americans say they are unaffiliated with any religious organization? >> they tend to be much more likely than the public as a whole, for example, say that religion and religious organizations are too focused on rules, too concerned with things like money and power,too cuseon pitics. >> we spoke with several young nones, among them rachel mariman, a junior in college who was raised in a very religious home. but during her se
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yet again very soon cable will differ on is instead of religious the religion is the most maybe. going to say the understanding is religion is the most common expression of cultural relativism what we have is from a legit framework we say i have my book and i have my interpretation of my book and that therefore and that is absolute truth that others should adhere to i mean that's why we have thousands of different kinds of christianity the different thing that we do within you know the atheist and humanist tradition is what we do if we try to really do the hard work of understanding what the right approach is in the right situation we take social sciences medical sciences nutritional sciences. political political background in evidence and we try to figure out what the best approach is that increases human flourishing you know that's the value that we approach and for example let's take the burka so you're trying to take it and the religious leader truth or non-truth that's a religion that's the only option we have it's better than just taking whatever is written in an old book i
yet again very soon cable will differ on is instead of religious the religion is the most maybe. going to say the understanding is religion is the most common expression of cultural relativism what we have is from a legit framework we say i have my book and i have my interpretation of my book and that therefore and that is absolute truth that others should adhere to i mean that's why we have thousands of different kinds of christianity the different thing that we do within you know the atheist...
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follow-up on that. >> in this book, it describes the ethics of thew world's religions, and in every religion, it says, "what's the role of women?" and in buddhism, according to hunt, craudi and craudi, a woman cannot receive enlightenment or enter nirvana unless she's born again as a man. so of course, any feminist would object to that because we want to be first-class citizens wherever we are. well, my grandson is studying at a vipassana center in massachusetts, and i think vipassana is mindfulness. and he knew his grandmother was a feminist, so he brought me this wonderful book - it's called, buddhism after patriarchy . and it's by rita gross, and it's a feminist history analysis and reconstruction of buddhism, going back to the original gautama, who did establish a place for women as well as men in his system. >> and you know what you will find - and we've touched on this before; it's the cultural context thing, whatever the limitations are in a culture, they will find their ways into institutionalized religion. and it's a sad case, but as we've seen, you do not have to be a feminist, you
follow-up on that. >> in this book, it describes the ethics of thew world's religions, and in every religion, it says, "what's the role of women?" and in buddhism, according to hunt, craudi and craudi, a woman cannot receive enlightenment or enter nirvana unless she's born again as a man. so of course, any feminist would object to that because we want to be first-class citizens wherever we are. well, my grandson is studying at a vipassana center in massachusetts, and i think...
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and what a wonderful, powerful way to think about religion. well, in the next class, we're going to stay with myth and ritual, and continue the discussion ourselves.
and what a wonderful, powerful way to think about religion. well, in the next class, we're going to stay with myth and ritual, and continue the discussion ourselves.
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. >> you're saying you're learning about religion but you had not in the westboro baptist church even looked at a bible. >> no. we looked at a bible daily. i was taught what certain verses meant and after i started reading on my own and started being like, okay i don't think this is what this means, i don't think that they have the whole message right. >> and when you started asking questions, how were you treated? >> they were really mad. they would say, you're divisive you're causing conflict in the church, you're being evil bringing in a false doctrine. nigh right away that wasn't accepted and eventually led to my banishment. >> how did that work? i understand you haven't seen your family in five years. >> yeah. they kicked me out of my church, my family and my home. i haven't seen my family in five years. i have three younger siblings that i haven't seen who i miss terribly. >> have you tried to get in touch with them? >> yeah. tried calling my mother and father a couple of times to no avail. my little siblings are still stuck there in that mentality and i feel sorry for them beca
. >> you're saying you're learning about religion but you had not in the westboro baptist church even looked at a bible. >> no. we looked at a bible daily. i was taught what certain verses meant and after i started reading on my own and started being like, okay i don't think this is what this means, i don't think that they have the whole message right. >> and when you started asking questions, how were you treated? >> they were really mad. they would say, you're divisive...
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he once said music is my religion and now there's an answered prayer for his faithful fans. we'll show you a new album of >>> good morning, if you're headed out on this monday, we have patchy low clouds that have made they way onto shore. below, by the afternoon, skies will begin to clear out. right now, 40s and 50s and drizzle approaching the coastline. numbers by the afternoon will stay cool toward the beaches, only in the 50s there. 1/5s and 60s -- 50s and 60s by the bay. and tomorrow, a chance of rain a return toward the bay area. ♪ >>> jimi hendrix died in 1970 at the age of 27 but his influence on music continues to this day. "rolling stone" magazine called hendrix the greatest guitarist of all time. now his new album is coming out. bill whitaker met the sound engineer who mixed all of hendrix's tracks. ♪ o lord please give us a helping hand ♪ >> reporter: the new album is called "people, hell, and angels." feeding an endless hunger for rock and roll. >> >> jimi's voice is so beautiful, so intimate right in your face. >> reporter: he was his sound engineer. he wa
he once said music is my religion and now there's an answered prayer for his faithful fans. we'll show you a new album of >>> good morning, if you're headed out on this monday, we have patchy low clouds that have made they way onto shore. below, by the afternoon, skies will begin to clear out. right now, 40s and 50s and drizzle approaching the coastline. numbers by the afternoon will stay cool toward the beaches, only in the 50s there. 1/5s and 60s -- 50s and 60s by the bay. and...
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just institutionalize religion as another form of control over society but you know and i respect all religions all creeds all belief systems as long as they're peaceful and loving in their fundamental basis but i mean religion has existed as long as humanity do you think we can ever evolve past religious doctrine that really doesn't apply to humanity's evolution in the future anymore. well i think that the key to this is to understand there's a difference between critical thinking and having your own personal mystic beliefs i believe that mysticism has its place if you look at young in psychology and all of these ideas about archetypes these are deep seeded animistic things that go back to to our earliest human ancestors they have their place in their relevance but we have to understand that that is different then the day to day facts and figures way of caring about our life and one thing that we can learn from from science is our interconnectedness through entanglement and things like this and we find that in the mystical sense for instance in buddhist ideas they talk about everyone
just institutionalize religion as another form of control over society but you know and i respect all religions all creeds all belief systems as long as they're peaceful and loving in their fundamental basis but i mean religion has existed as long as humanity do you think we can ever evolve past religious doctrine that really doesn't apply to humanity's evolution in the future anymore. well i think that the key to this is to understand there's a difference between critical thinking and having...
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religion is, obviously, one of them. and in a secular society like our own, it's almost impossible to imagine the omni presence of religion in sabia. saudi arabia. every university like this, every shopping mall, ever airport has rows of prayer rugs with the direction of mecca properly pointed so that people pray in the break at the proper times during the day. they leave class, shopping malls close. everyone goes to pray. and i went one day, one weekend which there would be thursday and friday with a saudi family. the participants had been educated in the -- the parents had been educated in the u.s., and they took me on a picnic out in the december earth. -- desert. and at the end of the evening, the family was praying the final prayer of the day, and i was sitting on a rug. and at the end of that, their 6-year-old l son came to me, and he said i need to teach you something. and i said, sure. and he said do you know what to say when the angel of death comes? and he could tell i did not. [laughter] so he proceeded, and h
religion is, obviously, one of them. and in a secular society like our own, it's almost impossible to imagine the omni presence of religion in sabia. saudi arabia. every university like this, every shopping mall, ever airport has rows of prayer rugs with the direction of mecca properly pointed so that people pray in the break at the proper times during the day. they leave class, shopping malls close. everyone goes to pray. and i went one day, one weekend which there would be thursday and friday...
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religion is what people did. everyone went to church and my father cahan was more conservative than the average person in the town. we were not permitted to wear pants, shorts, no alcohol, no dancing, no musical instruments in our church of christ. so is not some of ways i was quiet home in saudi arabia. i devoted my time to try to figure this country out because it is the one arab country street -- and truly strategic not because it is only the largest exporter of oil that sustains for western rail of life, but because i'm convinced will be critical with the ultimate resolution of islam that is going on between radical jihad is and more modernizing and that goes on inside saudi arabia. to understand the society it is like someone coming here to write a book about america you could not go to washington or new york and claimed to understand america so i had to be confident i could get outside of riyadh, there washington, and i was permitted over the five years, i went all over the country and i saw all kinds of pe
religion is what people did. everyone went to church and my father cahan was more conservative than the average person in the town. we were not permitted to wear pants, shorts, no alcohol, no dancing, no musical instruments in our church of christ. so is not some of ways i was quiet home in saudi arabia. i devoted my time to try to figure this country out because it is the one arab country street -- and truly strategic not because it is only the largest exporter of oil that sustains for western...
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and after that, he invented the religion, it's called scientology. well, what is scientology exactly? there's a lot to know about it. it's a very different world view created by a writer who had the specialty of science fiction. and so there are many elements in scientology that sound like science fiction. they were written by somebody who had written similar things in much of his fiction. in scientology, the idea is that you are an immortal soul. in scientology that is called -- you have lived before and you'll live again. what scientology can help you do is remember the past lifetime and achieve your salvation. it's good news to a lot of people. and in the course of therapy that scientology has is called auditing. the auditor, between you and your auditor, there's a device, it's called an emitter. two cans, you hold two cans. in the old day it is used to be campbell soup cans with the label scraped off. there's a wire connecting it to a meter and a small amount of electricity passing through the wire. it's one-third of the lie detector. it doesn't
and after that, he invented the religion, it's called scientology. well, what is scientology exactly? there's a lot to know about it. it's a very different world view created by a writer who had the specialty of science fiction. and so there are many elements in scientology that sound like science fiction. they were written by somebody who had written similar things in much of his fiction. in scientology, the idea is that you are an immortal soul. in scientology that is called -- you have lived...
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first of all when many people refer to religion they refer to it as organized religion and that's a big problem with atheism in and why you can't refer to atheism as a religion because there's no real organization to it it's like having a meeting of anarchists gently and i think that's how did it knows that it was headed wrong and it doesn't matter because they don't want to vote on it has but you know they do not very well they don't want to vote on anything and i think i think i guess i might list myself as as an atheist but i i like to think that hopefully there's some kind of higher power but i don't want to look at in the in the classical way of some some god like guy saying you know that rob taubes driving down the cross bronx expressway in the days going to get a car accident and break his arm i mean that's that's a real religious extremism but i just think the big problem right now in our in this country's specifically and in the world is what religion has always polarized us and separated us into war to support. these with. crystal and the next time. he went about with a nice t
first of all when many people refer to religion they refer to it as organized religion and that's a big problem with atheism in and why you can't refer to atheism as a religion because there's no real organization to it it's like having a meeting of anarchists gently and i think that's how did it knows that it was headed wrong and it doesn't matter because they don't want to vote on it has but you know they do not very well they don't want to vote on anything and i think i think i guess i might...
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so we think it has to do with religion. i has nothing to do with religions first because the arab world is not islam. the great majority of the muslims are not arabs. that's why this has to do with democracy. the second thing is the perception that islams alien to all the values and islam has no take on all these principles. that's why they should say rule of law equals citizenship, universal coverage, accountability. these principles are not against islamic frame of reference. >> rose: but are they principles where there are islamic majorities in government that they, those islamic majorities want to either create or to put in the process. >> i think it's what we saw whatever was, whatever were the reasons of the uprisings in what the people were asking for about freedom and liberty. they wanted dignity and they wanted freedom. they wanted democratization. now the modelsn't if you look at what is happening in the united states, the democracy model in the united states has nothing to do with the swiss model. i'm a swiss cit
so we think it has to do with religion. i has nothing to do with religions first because the arab world is not islam. the great majority of the muslims are not arabs. that's why this has to do with democracy. the second thing is the perception that islams alien to all the values and islam has no take on all these principles. that's why they should say rule of law equals citizenship, universal coverage, accountability. these principles are not against islamic frame of reference. >> rose:...
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from that a system of ethics and an approach to the world then i think that you know that equally to religion even though it's fundamentally different in several ways ok lawrence i notice you already want to jump in go ahead yeah atheism means it's latin for without god or you're refusing the possibility of a theistic approach. there's some logical problems with just addressing that it's not just a denial or saying we do we don't it it's saying there isn't a theistic back. backbone to creation or to whatever surrounds us in nature and so it's more of a position and the problem with atheism i see is that it requires someone to know
from that a system of ethics and an approach to the world then i think that you know that equally to religion even though it's fundamentally different in several ways ok lawrence i notice you already want to jump in go ahead yeah atheism means it's latin for without god or you're refusing the possibility of a theistic approach. there's some logical problems with just addressing that it's not just a denial or saying we do we don't it it's saying there isn't a theistic back. backbone to creation...
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bad religion performs next! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: coming up next week, an entire week of music, talk, and more with justin timberlake. this italian b.m.t. is amazing. ...like i'm in italy... ♪ iciao! iciao! iciao! dude?! she was talkin' to me. they're never talking to you. what? never. [ male announcer ] get to subway for the italian collection. lose yourself in the meatball pepperoni melt with primo provolone or the italian bmt. subway. eat fresh. or the italian bmt. hershey's drops. perfectly bite sized drops of rich & creamy chocolate happiness. when the chocolate is hershey's, life is delicious. what did i do with my last fii was a dietician..... a housekeeper... a pediatrician... yeah, that was a third degree booboo a housekeeper... a sanitation engineer... a housekeeper... good thing i had 5-hour energy to keep me going. what will you do with your next five hours? but take comfort. it may not be you; it may be your razor. upgrade to gillette fusion proglide. our micro-thin blades are thin
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, in most instances a lot of that is not about race or religion, it's because. perception that students that share certain religious traits also share certain ethnicities and that is discrimination and that falls under title 6. it is not just about enforcing the laws that make it clear how the laws apply. it is, though, as we said, you can't get at this through enforcement alone. this is a culture that tolerates this and in too many ways promotes it. as tom mentioned we have an unprecedented partnership not just between our agencies but agencies across the federal government that the president has convened to bring our best resources and minds to bear to do something about it. there is now a web site, stopbullying.gov where a tool kit is being developed and these kinds of best practices are being promoted. the center for disease control, the division of violence prevention, an effort to use good data in research, they have released a come pend yum of common bullying tools. that's also available online. we are doing these conversations with community and the pres
, in most instances a lot of that is not about race or religion, it's because. perception that students that share certain religious traits also share certain ethnicities and that is discrimination and that falls under title 6. it is not just about enforcing the laws that make it clear how the laws apply. it is, though, as we said, you can't get at this through enforcement alone. this is a culture that tolerates this and in too many ways promotes it. as tom mentioned we have an unprecedented...
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i never discussed his religion. i was pointing out that his constituents, american people deserve to know whether he spent a lot of time with going around with farrakhan and khalid abdul mohammad. you may not be familiar with him but i thought i would my for you what this vile human being has said about people in the past, jewish people. he is a sitting member of congress, sharing the stage with this guy? watch this. >> sean: here is reaction is the chief strategist for the tea party and radio host, david web, what was your reaction when you find out that apparently there is even a spokesperson for louis farrakhan and was associated with him and mohammad sharing the stage. what does that say about ellison? >> what it says he chooses the people he agrees with. let's call it what it is. what our parents taught us, who you associate with is who you are. he doesn't need them for political power but he chooses to associate with them. he also plays another game now he is saying it's religion, it's going for that protected
i never discussed his religion. i was pointing out that his constituents, american people deserve to know whether he spent a lot of time with going around with farrakhan and khalid abdul mohammad. you may not be familiar with him but i thought i would my for you what this vile human being has said about people in the past, jewish people. he is a sitting member of congress, sharing the stage with this guy? watch this. >> sean: here is reaction is the chief strategist for the tea party and...
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hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle atheism a religion that has a specific worldview and even a value system what accounts for the spectacular loss of faith in much of the western world as secularism captured much of christianity is message without the organizational trappings and dogma and support of the same rights as people of faith. to cross-talk atheism and religion i'm joined by jason torpy in washington he is the president of the military association of atheists and freethinkers in quebec we have lawrence to still he is the president of the creation science association of quebec and in new york we cross to rob he is a writer and comedian cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage you jason.
hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle atheism a religion that has a specific worldview and even a value system what accounts for the spectacular loss of faith in much of the western world as secularism captured much of christianity is message without the organizational trappings and dogma and support of the same rights as people of faith. to cross-talk atheism and religion i'm joined by jason torpy in washington he is the president of the military...
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now some religions say, uh-huh, no, you just take what we tell you. but that's why judaism works so well in this particular segment of the course, because, again, in that talmudic quest to keep finding layers, we have a wonderful interview where a professor in israel shows us a page of the talmud, and you can see that it starts in the beginning and the commentary goes around it - and it's neverending. and in many ways, that's the perspective on it i think you're trying to make. great point. yeah, susanna, and then we'll do these notes. >> i share warren's perspective on it, and i'll just put that ahead of my own remarks. i look at it as the rise of a new species. we never really will know what that was like in eden - we like to extrapolate from what it had nothing that we have here that we don't like, and so that was eden, but we don't know. but this is good, i think, what happened. anyway, the experience i wanted to tell you about will actually happened in my life next week, but i'm going to be at notre dame for the international conference of - nort
now some religions say, uh-huh, no, you just take what we tell you. but that's why judaism works so well in this particular segment of the course, because, again, in that talmudic quest to keep finding layers, we have a wonderful interview where a professor in israel shows us a page of the talmud, and you can see that it starts in the beginning and the commentary goes around it - and it's neverending. and in many ways, that's the perspective on it i think you're trying to make. great point....
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not have a religion. >> no. [cheers and applause] >> steve: thank you so much for joining us, mr. bloodsworth. kirk bloodsworth,
not have a religion. >> no. [cheers and applause] >> steve: thank you so much for joining us, mr. bloodsworth. kirk bloodsworth,
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we are not suggesting, governor, that it should be taught in school as religion. we understand completely why that doesn't happen in public schoolings. but we do feel that it should be taught as literature. these stories are a fownation of western civilization, certainly this country . our money said in god we trust. our president had his hand on the bible. this time two biblings. these stories should be told. >> roma, you and mark are both believers and it is a challenging venture to take a spiritual message and put it in a very secular market place was network television. talk about how as a believer you had to approach the project and did you find that the reaction in even hollywood more positive or critical than you expected it to be? >> no, i think much more positive. we found nothing but encouragement and support. we have many friend and believers and nonbelievers throughout the hollywood connection and the e-mails and the phone calls came in all week across the board with people thrilled that the stories are connected emotionally and people are responding a
we are not suggesting, governor, that it should be taught in school as religion. we understand completely why that doesn't happen in public schoolings. but we do feel that it should be taught as literature. these stories are a fownation of western civilization, certainly this country . our money said in god we trust. our president had his hand on the bible. this time two biblings. these stories should be told. >> roma, you and mark are both believers and it is a challenging venture to...
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not have a religion. >> no. [cheers and applause] >> steve: thank you so much for joining us, mr. bloodsworth. kirk bloodsworth, witnesence.oocence.o
not have a religion. >> no. [cheers and applause] >> steve: thank you so much for joining us, mr. bloodsworth. kirk bloodsworth, witnesence.oocence.o
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cuando en otra religiÓn no lo son, y hasta mil aÑos, no lo eran. >>> no es una visiÓn sumamente liberal, 77 carddenales fueron elegidos por benedicto xvi, el prÓximo papa sertan duro como juan pablo ii y benedicto xvi. >>> no, son cardenales nuevos, el conclave serÁ mas largo, como dicen y predicen, es gente nueva que trae mÁs ideas a la iglesia, no votaron nunca, y tendrÁn una visiÓn mÁs centrada, la pregunta en congregaciones generales que comienzan maÑana, es hacia donde llevamos a la iglesia, estÁn concientes que no tienen que votar por el mejor amigo, el mÁs bonito, el que caiga bien, es un punto critico, votarÁn por el mejor que convenga a una iglesia que testa fragmentada. >>> comenzamos a hablar de nuevos papas, algunos nombres. a quienes oyes en la prensa italiana, y cÓmo se manejan, las reglas son claras, no se pueden autopromover, es difÍcil que no haya grupos o tendencias, incluso en el vaticano. >>> los reformistas y progresistas son los menos, y perdieron a cabezas, fallecieron cardenales. nombres es una loterÍa, hay apuestas en roma, y candidatos de África,
cuando en otra religiÓn no lo son, y hasta mil aÑos, no lo eran. >>> no es una visiÓn sumamente liberal, 77 carddenales fueron elegidos por benedicto xvi, el prÓximo papa sertan duro como juan pablo ii y benedicto xvi. >>> no, son cardenales nuevos, el conclave serÁ mas largo, como dicen y predicen, es gente nueva que trae mÁs ideas a la iglesia, no votaron nunca, y tendrÁn una visiÓn mÁs centrada, la pregunta en congregaciones generales que comienzan maÑana, es...